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He did my friend. I explained what happened above. I thought about starting a thread when he decommited a few weeks ago to explain what happened but there's some on here who would of said that I was talking to much about my boy so I didn't. But like I said above, it all worked out for the best. Ethan committed to Concord for the wrong reasons. He committed to a coach instead of the team program, which is never good. I just thank God it worked out the way it did. When he finally realized Dad was right, it was to late. Concord has finished 1-9 the last 3 years while University of Charleston has been a top MEC team. They went 8-3 last year and just missed the playoffs. Great athletic program all around. Their mens basketball team is #1 in the MEC right now, their womens team is ranked #2, and their mens soccer team is the 2 time D2 defending National Champions. Like I said, great athletic department. What I like most is it's a private school. Outstanding academic program.

Well, he took a major step up IMO. As far as honoring past commitments, I used to think that way until it finally dawned on me that college football is business. The coaches are going to do what is best for them, and players should do what 'ś best for them. Congrats to Ethan.